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Is this called good writing? How many people can read the first six chapters? Does anyone else have a good description of licking? The main character just keeps putting his dick aside and doesn't think about it, but you still lick it transparently? I'm too lazy to list the bad things and criticize you. I'm just doing it to your face.

I have to say, this is really a good book. Maybe some people saw the protagonist's performance as a bit of a virgin and gave it a low score. But it's not like this, because the protagonist is an ordinary person at the beginning, and then the protagonist slowly transforms. This is all the author's good intentions. Moreover, the writing of this book is relatively realistic. For example, the protagonist has traveled to other worlds and does not know the Chinese language. Wait some more. Overall, this book is still very interesting. In addition, I hope the author can allow the protagonist to accept more women in the harem [laughing] (Also, if the protagonist travels to other worlds in the future, will he accept the women there?) [Eating Melon]

The people in the comment area are really good at talking, and I really believe you. Don't be cruel in the apocalypse novel. The heroine is also a real Holy Mother. After all, it is a modern apocalyptic novel, and you are so naive. I just let the man in directly. If she had met three men like those before, this woman would have died long ago.

The content of the story is very coherent, the plot has a strong sense of immersion, the characters are clearly expressed, and there are not too many modifying words. It is all solid information. Please take a look. It is a very good novel, five stars! ! I hope the author will continue to work hard and strive for a smooth and unfinished work in the later stages! Finally, I would like to thank the author for bringing me such a better novel.

Overall, it seems very contradictory, because I only read the first volume, and I will talk about the first volume in detail. First of all, it is about the psychological processing. I have to say that the author's psychological control is very good. However, the protagonist realizes that this world is a movie world, but it does not change the plot too much, such as the young couple and the macho couple. In the original work, the macho man and the young couple are They are all dead, but the girl was written to death here, and the remaining couples and women survived. I don't know why the author wrote it like this. If you want to pursue a different or flawed feeling, there is no need to write Train to Busan. It is purely selling sheep over dogs. Then there is the author's handling of the plot, which is basically the same as the movie from beginning to end. Then there is no change at all in the protagonist's entry and exit. The first volume seems to be dispensable. If it is a cool novel, then the first plot has a lot of meaning. There are many choices, such as the most out-of-control super powers or the Marvel universe. Train to Busan can be placed in the third world or the third world to make a transition. Even if Train to Busan is really written, from the perspective of Shuangwen, it is much better to replace the second part with the first one. This is a problem of conception. Then I also read a little bit of the third volume, and this is the third question. After a zombie movie world has passed, and survivors have been saved in reality, in the third volume, if you want to kill a beggar, do you still have to think about whether you should kill him or not? ! Come on, people have it written all over their faces that they killed people and dumped their bodies. Are you still thinking about this? This is a problem with the writing style. The writing is too indecisive. Even if it is as close to reality as possible, there is no need to write it in such a holy way. After all, I have lived with this mentality for nearly 40 chapters.

Volume 2 Chapter 8 Read it for yourself. Fortunately, the safety on the pistol is turned off. What does it mean? If the insurance is turned off, then it's not called insurance, and then you can accurately hit the head of a zombie on the 17th floor, but you can still hit it with a small pistol? Without any scope, just relying on its accuracy, you still shoot from high to low, and the wind speed and other factors have nothing to do with you, right? And then, you just experienced a zombie movie, and you still can't control your poor efforts to save people's hearts? Waste a bullet and the person dies anyway

I have read more than a dozen books of Train to Busan, and almost most of them did not take the initiative to kill Manager Kim. If I saw one, I would report it and leave a bad review. The protagonist knows the plot like a pig. As mentioned in the comment section, the protagonist is just an ordinary person. Under high pressure, he may forget the plot or do something stupid. However, this is a novel. If you write it like this, it will make people uncomfortable and poisonous.

'He, Tu' is a nondescript novel, and I don't see where it is invincible. I read novels just to relieve stress, not to let you put pressure on me. The more I read, the greater the pressure. The more I look at it, the more frustrated I feel

Good guy, they are all fake comments, none of them are reliable.